As an awkward gangly teenager, the Blonde in a Red Dress worked hard to cultivate her artistic talents.
(And she possibly wrote Burma Shave roadside ads as a summer job.)
Famous Funnies #164, Eastern
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
As an awkward gangly teenager, the Blonde in a Red Dress worked hard to cultivate her artistic talents.
(And she possibly wrote Burma Shave roadside ads as a summer job.)
Famous Funnies #164, Eastern
Happy Veteran’s Day weekend, from the Blonde in a Red Dress.
Picture News #5, Lafayette
As a teenager, the Blonde in a Red Dress had trained her dog to screen out prospective suitors.
Girls Crystal 528 (UK)
The Blonde in a Red Dress seems a little too gleefully amused by the fact that her demon-eyed pet has snapped its tether and looks ready to start a frenzied dog fight.
Lucky Comics #4, Consolidated
While she’s recovering from her latest near-death experience, our heroine sees her life flash before her eyes. Apparently she started the whole “Blonde in a Red Dress” thing at a young age!
Personally, I think extending her fashion sense to include a dog in a red dress might be pushing things a little too far.
Little Miss Muffet #12 (Pines)